WDW CMs Killed on DCL Stop in Cozumel
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Re: WDW CMs Killed on DCL Stop in Cozumel
Is that the DCA Segway Tour? I heard that Anaheim had some "rough" areas
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Re: WDW CMs Killed on DCL Stop in Cozumel
Actually I think it's the one in World Showcase. You never know when some rogue country is going to come leaping out of the bushes...DisneyMom wrote:Is that the DCA Segway Tour? I heard that Anaheim had some "rough" areas
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Re: WDW CMs Killed on DCL Stop in Cozumel
I thought it was the one over at Fort Wilderness. I don't think the RVers like tourons invading their territory.
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Re: WDW CMs Killed on DCL Stop in Cozumel
We almost signed up for that Segway tour in Nassau. If my husband's sister hadn't been with us on the cruise, we were going to do the Segway tour. Instead, we went to Atlantis to tour the resort. Sure am glad we didn't do Segway.
A friend of ours was born in Nassau and frequently visits her mother who still lives there. She cautioned us several times that things have gotten rougher there and that we should be really careful walking around downtown. When we returned to the ship there was a large group of locals hanging around the entrance to the walkway that goes out to the docks where the cruise ships are tethered. They didn't say anything directly to the tourists, but they were speaking local slang and obviously making comments about the people walking by.
On the other hand, the local crew that handles the parasailing boat did an excellent job of making our excursion lots of fun. They were very professional handling the boat and gear, but joked around with us and seemed to be having as good a time as we did parasailing. They would even take requests to let us get our feet wet, a dunk up to the waist, or a "torpedo" dunk underwater, although nobody took them up on that one. I put in a good word for them on the comment card before we left the ship.
And hey Syndrome, it was good to finally meet you in person after seeing your picture in so many videos. Sorry we didn't spend more time with you. We got to know our dining tablemates and hung out with them for awhile. The 3-day cruise is just too darn short!
A friend of ours was born in Nassau and frequently visits her mother who still lives there. She cautioned us several times that things have gotten rougher there and that we should be really careful walking around downtown. When we returned to the ship there was a large group of locals hanging around the entrance to the walkway that goes out to the docks where the cruise ships are tethered. They didn't say anything directly to the tourists, but they were speaking local slang and obviously making comments about the people walking by.
On the other hand, the local crew that handles the parasailing boat did an excellent job of making our excursion lots of fun. They were very professional handling the boat and gear, but joked around with us and seemed to be having as good a time as we did parasailing. They would even take requests to let us get our feet wet, a dunk up to the waist, or a "torpedo" dunk underwater, although nobody took them up on that one. I put in a good word for them on the comment card before we left the ship.
And hey Syndrome, it was good to finally meet you in person after seeing your picture in so many videos. Sorry we didn't spend more time with you. We got to know our dining tablemates and hung out with them for awhile. The 3-day cruise is just too darn short!